1. Koto Van Mieu
- Add: 59 Van Mieu Str, Dong Da Dist, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Tel: 04. 3747 0337
- Fax: 04. 3747 0339
KOTO is a not-for-profit restaurant and vocational training program, that is changing the lives of street and disadvantaged youth in Vietnam. There are many alternatives at KOTO spread over four floors. KOTO CAFE is an ideal place for a casual coffee or an informal meal. Head upstairs, the BAMBOO TERRACE, offers alfresco dining with breathtaking views over the Temple of Literature with a full range of drinks including KOTO's selection of cocktails, smoothies and trainees 'specials'. Each floors also has Wifi Internet access. The GRADUATE GALLERY can cater for larger dining groups and is dedicated to KOTO graduates and their careers. It can be reserved for your private party and functions.

2. Banana Flower
- Add: 197 Au Co Str, Tay Ho Dist, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Tel: 04-3718 5469
- Fax: 04-3718 5469
Banana Flower Restaurant quietly nestles on Au Co Road in West Hanoi - a ten minute drive from downtown and only one half a kilometer from famous West Lake. While dining in a harmonious blend of French colonial architecture and a decor of traditional Vietnamese folk art, Banana Flower Restaurant allows patrons to indulge themselves in a tasteful eating experience. It is well-prepared and artistically presented Vietnamese foods served in a beautiful, quiet villa with green views by a fairly competent staff, and well-appointed interior, inside a traditional French colonial villa. Resting on a 400m2 plot, the Banana Flower Restaurant comfortably seats 200 diners over 3 floors plus garden dining at umbrella shaded tables.
Banana Flower Restaurant is a great space for large parties, tour-buses, wedding receptions...

3. Au Lac House
- Add: 13 Tran Hung Dao Str, Hoan Kiem Dist, Hanoi, Vietnam
- Tel: 04-3933 3533
- Fax:
Au Lac House is a nice restaurant, which opened in 2005 on Tran Hung Dao Street – a busy street of Hanoi city. Au Lac House restaurant got air-conditioned dining rooms on ground and first floor as well as outside seating. It is a sit-down restaurant with Classic Vietnamese Cuisine. Service is unobtrusive, friendly and efficient. The food is served in generous portions and tastes delicious.

4. Cha Ca Thang Long
- Add: 21 - 31 Duong Thanh str., Hoan Kiem Dist., Hanoi, Vietnam
- Tel: 04-38245 115
- Fax:
Cha Ca Thang Long Restaurant is located in a small street of Hanoi Old Quater Streets, where serve “Cha Ca” – traditional fried fish to local people and foreigners. There is one dish, which is noodles served with some condiments and the unique selling point - frying pan filled with fish and other items plus gravy cooking over hot coals in front of you.
If you go to Hanoi and you do not eat “Cha Ca” – maybe you will miss a valued experience in your personal adventure.